It’s a new year, and a great time to do a little bit of tech housekeeping. Here are seven quick tips that are simple and straightforward to implement that will ensure 2022 gets off on the right foot – whether you’re working from home, the office, or both.
RIP to onsite servers and desktops, plus other top Tech Trends for 2022
In our first annual Techify Tech Trends list, we are outlining themes that CEOs and executives can expect to see in 2022. These trends are based on what we are seeing across our client base, and the industry in general.
With just a few weeks left before the holidays, we thought we would share some great tech gifts that are sure to impress at home, and at the office.
We compiled this list after reaching out to staff at Techify to find what was on their gift lists. We outlined 10 of the top tech gifts in our December webinar.
While many business owners and organizational leaders understand the importance of a tech strategy, they may not have a plan in place for the next four or five years, or even the next 12 months. Unfortunately, that leads to a reactive approach to technology.
Not that long ago, there used to be servers on premise at every business. Staff used to log into their computers and authenticate through an active directory. And when people were working from home, they would use VPN.
But now we have hybrid setups — with employees working from anywhere — and these same measures won’t protect your company from cyberattacks.
While many business owners and organizational leaders understand the importance of a tech strategy, they may not have a plan in place for the next four or five years, or even the next 12 months. Unfortunately, that leads to a reactive approach to technology.
Executives frequently think they are “fine” when it comes to cybersecurity. That typically means they have some security measures in place they feel comfortable with, but those are rarely enough for the threats coming our way tomorrow.
Having a firewall, anti-virus and multi-factor authentication is a good start.
You’ve probably heard people talk about using “the cloud” or “cloud computing” or saving documents “in the cloud.” But what does this actually mean?
Cloud computing refers to any software or service that doesn’t run locally on your computer.
On June 24, 2021, Microsoft announced the launch of Windows 11, which it called "the operating system for hybrid work and learning." Here's what you need to know.
When Does It Roll Out?
Microsoft recently announced that Windows 11 will start to become available as of Oct.
A few days after the Techify office became a hybrid workplace, we noticed something strange — there were docking station and adaptor “robberies.” Desks were being cannibalized of computer equipment. We quickly learned that you have to make sure that each of your workstations are outfitted and ready to go.